How to Block Low Kicks - Episode #69 

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Thanks Joe! Please make a video on SPINNING ELBOWS!! Setups, proper technique, combos. The one on spinning back fist was amazing! But we all need the knowledge on shorter range, angles & tactics. Thanks in advance

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Thanks, and what about opponet sweeps ??

How about a Video with drill announce for heavybag this would be great coach

I feel like angling your shin in (tucking it in) instead of pillars is better no? That way you can minimize direct shin on shin contact and your knee is more prominent while also raising the leg more as a result, in case they kick really low in anticipation of a block. Basically giving yourself a chance for them to miss or maybe their shin just slides down yours in one of the worst case scenarios you misread them. But pillars would be more beneficial if they are kicking my leg with their the top of their foot (where the ankle connects to the shin) for some reason. Maybe as a result of misreading the distance or not being experienced to kick with their shin Merely observing I’m a noobie Also toes down feels easier and almost natural for a noobie just starting out but toes up I can physically see and feel my shin muscle pop out providing a cushion so I agree toes up for sure

Thx! It's just 'for kickboxing', right?

Pretty new to fighting but have been watching some fighting. I've noticed that I hardly see any low kick blocking!? Why is that?

What about the kick to the inside of the front leg, please.

so many differing opinions about toe position on checking

CAN WE HAVE SOME CONDITIONING/EXPLOSIVENESS AS WELL AS PLYOMETRICS VIDEOS ?? PLEASSEEEE

It's still better if you make them miss.